The Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City is getting ready to undergo a major transformation from an outdated and undersized commuter hub, to a "state-of-the-art" transit facility.

Port Authority reps said curbside bus service would be addressed separately, but did not provide specifics. New Yorkers will have to live with the new terminal for decades, whether they use it or not.

That idea was explored in 2015 and rejected. Officials investigated a “west of the Hudson” bus terminal in New Jersey could be linked to a trans-Hudson rail line that would then carry ...

Construction has begun on NYC’s new Midtown Bus Terminal, with green space, electric buses and retail on the way. Yes, really—Port Authority is getting fancy. Go to the content Go to the footer.

It has taken a full decade to conceive, but a $10 billion transformation of New York City’s dreary main bus terminal may get rolling in the next few months.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Thursday it is starting a formal environmental review process to replace the crumbling, 1950s-era facility with a new terminal on the same spot ...